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We need a nation full of Sheriff's like this man -
one who honors the Constitution!
one who honors the Constitution!
Front Page Magazine just names Sheriff David Clarke their ‘Man of the Year’. Even though liberals couldn’t be anymore ticked about this, we love it. The outspoken Sheriff has spoken the truth with boldness about Obama, and the leftists that are destroying America, time and time again.
Here is an excerpt of their feature on Sheriff Clarke:
Here is an excerpt of their feature on Sheriff Clarke:
- There is a war on police.
- It’s the post-Ferguson truth that every cop knows, but there is one man who has emerged as a passionate and articulate spokesman for law enforcement and is willing to call it a “war on police.”
- “War had been declared on the American police officer led by some high profile people, one of them coming out of the White House, and one coming out of the United States Department of Justice,” he said. “And it’s open season right now.” MORE
SHERIFFS PANEL, YREKA, SISKIYOU COUNTY, CA - OCTOBER 22, 2011
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Sheriff Mack Interviews Sheriff Christopher
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 Sheriff Nick Finch
FLORIDA SHERIFF ACQUITTED
AND REINSTATED! A Florida sheriff was acquitted on Thursday of charges that he committed misconduct and falsified public records when he freed a jailed man who carried a loaded gun without a permit. Read More |
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If you wish to support this effort, please visit this Legacy Foundation page HERE, to make a charitable contribution. Thank you, as always, for your support. Sincerely, Sheriff Jeff Christopher Sussex County, Delaware
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ANOTHER SHERIFF IN TROUBLE!
Dear Friends: As you are aware, I have been drawn into a dispute with the Sussex County Council over the County's efforts to seriously limit the abilities of the Sheriff's office to perform the duties entrusted to me and my deputies by the people of Sussex County and by the Delaware Constitution. Although I have tried to seek a reasonable outcome, the response of those people who wish to suppress the ability of the Sheriff's office to do the people's will has been a failed legislative effort to statutorily neutralize the powers of my office. Further, Attorney General Biden recently has issued an opinion that, based on questionable authority, attempts to further strip the Sheriff's office of its Constitutionally granted power.
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OUR BORDER SHERIFF'S IN TROUBLE!
Border Sheriffs is raising funds to help Sheriffs such as Cochise County’s Larry Dever have a voice in the lawsuits filed by the Federal Government to prevent our Sheriffs from enforcing the law they are sworn to enforce. They also need our help to defend themselves against lawsuits from the ACLU and more than a dozen other open border activists who don’t want to see SB 1070 enforced.
Sheriff Larry A. Dever has dedicated his life to protecting the citizens of Arizona. Border Sheriffs is attempting to return the favor by helping defend law enforcement in court so that they can enforce our laws against illegal immigration, stop the resulting violence, drug trafficking and families facing harm’s way because no one is policing our border.
Arizona is a state that has seen an invasion of illegal immigrants continue unabated for years. Illegal immigration has taken its toll on Arizona in the form of billions of dollars spent on social services, education and prison costs.
Sheriff Larry A. Dever has dedicated his life to protecting the citizens of Arizona. Border Sheriffs is attempting to return the favor by helping defend law enforcement in court so that they can enforce our laws against illegal immigration, stop the resulting violence, drug trafficking and families facing harm’s way because no one is policing our border.
Arizona is a state that has seen an invasion of illegal immigrants continue unabated for years. Illegal immigration has taken its toll on Arizona in the form of billions of dollars spent on social services, education and prison costs.
Sheriff Dever died in a single-vehicle crash brought out responses at every level Wednesday -- in the small towns of southeastern Arizona's border county, and in the halls of power in Phoenix and Washington. The rural sheriff had achieved national prominence as an opponent of illegal immigration. His deep, calm voice sometimes contrasted with the shrill shouting on cable TV. Dever was passionate about his aims, but kept his emotions in check, and his trademark cowboy hat ever-present on his head.
The demeanor was genuine, those who knew him said.
"That wasn't an act," said Cochise County Supervisor Pat Call, "That was Larry. Absolutely."
Dever died at age 60 on Tuesday night, when his pickup truck crashed on a rural road just south of Williams in northern Arizona, where he had apparently headed to join one of his sons for a hunting trip.
The demeanor was genuine, those who knew him said.
"That wasn't an act," said Cochise County Supervisor Pat Call, "That was Larry. Absolutely."
Dever died at age 60 on Tuesday night, when his pickup truck crashed on a rural road just south of Williams in northern Arizona, where he had apparently headed to join one of his sons for a hunting trip.
COUNTY SHERIFF'S FIGHT AGAINST AGENDA 21
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In this 3-part video interview with Tony DeMeo, Sheriff of Nye County, Nevada, he explains that he is a Constitutional Sheriff and that authority for public office holders is derived from the people. He tells the story about how he used the Constitution as his foundation in the saga of Nye County rancher Wayne Hage's disputes over encroachments by the federal government. While Wayne Hage's case centered around property rights in federally managed lands, Sheriff Tony DeMeo's example is relevant for everyone to understand the power of local government, the importance of following the Constitution and upholding the Tenth Amendment (states' rights and sovereignty).
Wayne Hage, the author of "Storm Over Range Lands", Private Rights in Federal Lands" owned the Pine Creek cattle ranch in Nye County. Wayne Hage wrote his book after suffering illegal cattle seizures by armed federal agents and chronicled the history of how the robber baron bankers and railroad magnates monopolized the western states over 100 years ago. Hage wrote that the northern core financiers were aware that there are two ways to monopolize any resource, "One, get all of it for yourself that you can; two, keep anybody else from getting what you can't." Public Lands and National Forests were created along with restrictive regulations, using environmental protection as the excuse. CSOPA is the Consittutional Sheriff's and Peace Officers Association. These funds are used to defend officers wrongly acussed or defending their office as in the Delaware case. Our mission: To educate and equip sheriffs, peace officers and public officials with the necessary information and public support to carry out their duties in accordance with their Oath of Office. |
SHERIFF'S RISING UP AGAINST OBAMA & THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Sheriff Greg Haywood
Adding a new wrinkle to the phrase, "I'm mad as hell, and I'm not taking it anymore," several California sheriffs, as well as one from Oregon, say they aren't cow-towing to the federal leviathan anymore.
Last month, at the Yreka fairgrounds in northern California, the sheriffs - who, of course, are elected by the people - gathered with a large group to discuss what to do about Big Brother and his consistent meddling in state and local affairs. Speaking of the federal bureaucracy, Plumas County (California) Sheriff Greg Hagwood declared, "A giant has been awakened, and they didn't count on that."
One by one the sheriffs recounted their experiences with an ever-encroaching federal government, whether from the aspect of emergency management, the foisting upon local jurisdictions of federal mandates, or the passage of federal statutes which many now feel run roughshod over state and local governments, inhibiting their ability to mold their own laws and policies around the needs of their respective populations.
"I had spent a good part of my life enforcing the penal code, but not understanding my oath of office," Sheriff Dean Wilson of Del Norte (Sacramento) County told the group. "I was ignorant and naive, but now I know of the assault against our people by the federal government," he said, receiving some of the loudest and longest applause of the gathering.
Event host Sheriff John Lopey of Siskiyou (California) County said one of his biggest pet peeves was the federal government's ever-increasing environmental regulations. "I have told federal and state officials over and over that, yes, we want to preserve the environment, but you care more about the fish, frogs, trees and birds than you do about the human race. When will you start to balance your decisions to the needs of the people? We are right now in a fight for our survival," he said.
No one makes the case better that the county sheriff is the real supreme law of the land than former Arizona sheriff Richard Mack. Speaking at the event, Mack says the word is beginning to get around. "It's becoming a national movement now," Mack said, noting he planned to announce in January a national education movement that he anticipates will draw about 200 sheriffs from around the country. "The county sheriff is the last line of defense guarding our people's liberty," he said
Last month, at the Yreka fairgrounds in northern California, the sheriffs - who, of course, are elected by the people - gathered with a large group to discuss what to do about Big Brother and his consistent meddling in state and local affairs. Speaking of the federal bureaucracy, Plumas County (California) Sheriff Greg Hagwood declared, "A giant has been awakened, and they didn't count on that."
One by one the sheriffs recounted their experiences with an ever-encroaching federal government, whether from the aspect of emergency management, the foisting upon local jurisdictions of federal mandates, or the passage of federal statutes which many now feel run roughshod over state and local governments, inhibiting their ability to mold their own laws and policies around the needs of their respective populations.
"I had spent a good part of my life enforcing the penal code, but not understanding my oath of office," Sheriff Dean Wilson of Del Norte (Sacramento) County told the group. "I was ignorant and naive, but now I know of the assault against our people by the federal government," he said, receiving some of the loudest and longest applause of the gathering.
Event host Sheriff John Lopey of Siskiyou (California) County said one of his biggest pet peeves was the federal government's ever-increasing environmental regulations. "I have told federal and state officials over and over that, yes, we want to preserve the environment, but you care more about the fish, frogs, trees and birds than you do about the human race. When will you start to balance your decisions to the needs of the people? We are right now in a fight for our survival," he said.
No one makes the case better that the county sheriff is the real supreme law of the land than former Arizona sheriff Richard Mack. Speaking at the event, Mack says the word is beginning to get around. "It's becoming a national movement now," Mack said, noting he planned to announce in January a national education movement that he anticipates will draw about 200 sheriffs from around the country. "The county sheriff is the last line of defense guarding our people's liberty," he said
SHERIFF THREATENS FEDS WITH SWAT TEAMS
As more people became dissatisfied with federal government controls and land grabs, it was inevitable that local law enforcement would eventually see the bigger picture. At the northern California fairgrounds of Yreka last month, seven California sheriffs and another from Oregon gathered with a large group of citizens to say that they are finally going to do something about it.
“A giant has been awakened,” said Plumas County, Calif. Sheriff Greg Hagwood, “and they didn’t count on that,” speaking of the federal bureaucracy. |
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AMERICA'S CONSTITUTIONAL SHERIFF'S
If you have a Sheriff you would like to add please e-mail us at
info@americaismyname.org
The Sheriff's listed here have been at the forefront of standing for the Constitution and the Americans they were elected to protect and support. Their fight has been long and they are still standing!
SHERIFF MACK - FORMER SHERIFF GRAHAM COUNTY, AZ
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SHERIFF JOE ARPIO - ARIZONA
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SHERIFF DEMEO, NV
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SHERIFF BRUCE HANEY, TRINITY COUNTY, CA
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SHERIFF GREG HAGWOOD, PLUMAS COUNTY, CA
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SHERIFF CHRISTOPHER - DELAWARE SHERIFF'S HAVE NO ARREST POWERS
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SHERIFF JOHN LOPEY, SISKIYOU COUNTY, CA
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SHERIFF MIKE POINDEXTER, MODOC COUNTY, CA
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SHERIFF DEAN GROWDEN, LASSEN COUNTY, CA
Timothy B. Howard, Erie Cnty, NY
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SHERIFF TOM BOSENKO, SHASTA COUNTY, CA
Nick Finch, Liberty Cnty, FL
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SHERIFF GLENN PALMER, GRANT COUNTY, OR
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Sheriff Larry Dever Cochise Cnty, AZ
25 yrs RIP 9/21/2012
Joseph Dedman, Jr., Apache County, AZ
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The following list is from the website of Constitutional Sheriff's who have stated they will stand up for the Constitution especially the Second Amendment - it will be updated weekly!
http://www.constitutionalcountysheriffs.com/
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